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# March 17, 2023 - Training Update

Explore what new changes the ROC team has deployed recently!

This can be anything from new workflows, crates, forms, scripts or just exciting changes to the team!

<details>

<summary><strong>Documentation Updates</strong></summary>

* Added "Get Inspired" section to Auvik Integration page"
* Overhauled our entire "Getting Started" page for Rewst starters
* Amended the font for the site to match Rewst branding
* Added additional org variables to the "Org Variables" page for new features such as overriding on-prem & AAD usernames
* Added CSP Common Issues page to help with CSP/Graph integration auth Issues

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